Research in the media AffiliationOxford Conflict, Peace & Security HubOxford Constitutional Studies ForumRISJPolitical Theory Network International Relations NetworkGovernment and Politics NetworkCSSJCIS Media TypeTVPodcastOpinionRadioCommentVideoFeatureReview Date 21 Oct 2022 Opinion Title At least Liz Truss realised she was useless Where The Post Yuan Yi Zhu Date 17 Oct 2022 Podcast Title Women in Politics - In conversation with Faye Curtis: Women in ground close combat roles, and work experience at NATO Where OxPol Faye Curtis Anastasia Bektimirova Date 14 Oct 2022 Comment Title Western trolling: Are fake online newspapers and fictitious profiles ok? Where Morgenbladet Arthur PB Laudrain Date 10 Oct 2022 Review Title Our response to Russian cyber-attacks is feeble Where The Times Lucas Kello Date 4 Oct 2022 Opinion Title Liz Truss: how to understand polls that give Labour an enormous lead – and why the Tories are right to fear a major election loss Where The Conversation Daniel Devine Date 4 Oct 2022 Opinion Title Why did North Korea fire a missile over Japan? Where The Spectator Edward Howell Date 3 Oct 2022 Podcast Title Episode 89: Giovanni Capoccia on the Italian General Election Where The International Risk Podcast Giovanni Capoccia Date 2 Oct 2022 Radio Title What's the point of street protest? Where BBC Radio 4 James Tilley Date 1 Oct 2022 Comment Title The rise of the extreme right reaches its maximum in Europe: one in six votes Where EL PAÍS Giovanni Capoccia Date 29 Sep 2022 Feature Title University of Oxford Brings Cutting-Edge Research to the Front-Line of Conflict Resolution Where United Nations Andrea Ruggeri Date 26 Sep 2022 TV Title The Context with Christian Fraser Where BBC World News Giovanni Capoccia Date 24 Sep 2022 Radio Title Italy's far-right [Interview from 13m50s] Where CBC Listen Giovanni Capoccia Date 22 Sep 2022 Video Title Italy goes to the polls – what will it mean for the EU? Where Sieps Giovanni Capoccia Date 22 Sep 2022 Comment Title Calls by Zelensky and Biden for UN reform are supported by people around the world – new survey Where The Conversation Farsan Ghassim Date 22 Sep 2022 TV Title 70 governments in 77 years: Why Italy changes governments so often Where YouTube Andrea Ruggeri Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 Page 26 Current page 27 Page 28 Page 29 Page 30 Page 31 … Next page Next ›
Date 21 Oct 2022 Opinion Title At least Liz Truss realised she was useless Where The Post Yuan Yi Zhu
Date 17 Oct 2022 Podcast Title Women in Politics - In conversation with Faye Curtis: Women in ground close combat roles, and work experience at NATO Where OxPol Faye Curtis Anastasia Bektimirova
Date 14 Oct 2022 Comment Title Western trolling: Are fake online newspapers and fictitious profiles ok? Where Morgenbladet Arthur PB Laudrain
Date 10 Oct 2022 Review Title Our response to Russian cyber-attacks is feeble Where The Times Lucas Kello
Date 4 Oct 2022 Opinion Title Liz Truss: how to understand polls that give Labour an enormous lead – and why the Tories are right to fear a major election loss Where The Conversation Daniel Devine
Date 4 Oct 2022 Opinion Title Why did North Korea fire a missile over Japan? Where The Spectator Edward Howell
Date 3 Oct 2022 Podcast Title Episode 89: Giovanni Capoccia on the Italian General Election Where The International Risk Podcast Giovanni Capoccia
Date 1 Oct 2022 Comment Title The rise of the extreme right reaches its maximum in Europe: one in six votes Where EL PAÍS Giovanni Capoccia
Date 29 Sep 2022 Feature Title University of Oxford Brings Cutting-Edge Research to the Front-Line of Conflict Resolution Where United Nations Andrea Ruggeri
Date 24 Sep 2022 Radio Title Italy's far-right [Interview from 13m50s] Where CBC Listen Giovanni Capoccia
Date 22 Sep 2022 Video Title Italy goes to the polls – what will it mean for the EU? Where Sieps Giovanni Capoccia
Date 22 Sep 2022 Comment Title Calls by Zelensky and Biden for UN reform are supported by people around the world – new survey Where The Conversation Farsan Ghassim
Date 22 Sep 2022 TV Title 70 governments in 77 years: Why Italy changes governments so often Where YouTube Andrea Ruggeri
